Removing only the 32 bit version while retaining the 64 bit

[kenschen]

Hey Mr. Ghisler

First off thanks for the greatest file manager since Norton Commander!

And now to my question at hand, i have accidently installed the combined 32bit/64bit version, and since i don't need the 32 bit one is it possible to remove only that while keeping the 64 bit, and without removing all my settings, plugins etc. ?

[Stefan2]

Hi there and welcome.

No need to uninstall anything.
There are just a few files copied to an TC-folder.

For example:
TOTALCMD.EXE
TOTALCMD64.EXE

Just delete that TOTALCMD.EXE file if you really want to save 4MB of space




 

[petermad]

2kenschen
Here are the files you can delete, because they only belong to the 32 bit version:
FRERES32.DLL
CABRK.DLL
UNACEV2.DLL
UNRAR.DLL
UNRAR9X.DLL
WCMZIP32.DLL
TCUNZLIB.DLL
TCMDLZMA.DLL
TC7Z.DLL
TC7ZIPIF.DLL
WC32TO16.EXE
TCMADMIN.EXE
TCUNINST.EXE
SHARE_NT.EXE
TCMDX64.EXE
NOCLOSE.EXE
CGLPT9X.VXD
CGLPTNT.SYS
TOTALCMD.EXE
TOTALCMD.EXE.MANIFEST

[Hacker]

petermad,
If this is not somewhere in the Wiki it might be quite useful.

Roman

[petermad]

2Hacker
I don't think it is in the Wiki - it is a list I just made now.